Vatican City, 14 May 2013 (VIS) – The Office of Liturgical Celebrations of the Supreme Pontiff today announced that this coming Sunday, 19 May, at 6:00pm, Cardinal Baselios Cleemis Thottunkal, major archbishop of Trivandrum of the Syro-Malankars, India, will take possession of the title of St.
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Fresh from the wombI think I’ve already forgotten parts of Nora’s birth story and its only been 6 weeks! I need to write faster!
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25 April 2013, 13:30 | Comments | The New Evangelization: Baptizing/Rebaptizing a CultureAndrew Sorokowski’s column entitled “Rebaptizing Rus’” is both timely and valuable from several points of view.22 April 2013, 07:48 | Andrew Sorokowski’s column | Rebaptizing Rus’Is there something odd about celebrating the 1025th anniversary of the Baptism of Rus’? Isn’t it enough to observe bigger, “rounder” dates?
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Whimper not: Pontiff Good Christians don’t whine about suffering, Pope saysA nun prays as Pope Francis leads the rosary at the Basilica of St.
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I generally like one question at a time, but this was so… bizzare that it needs more attention.From a reader:This weekend, Father was having a series of talks during his Masses which spanned about fifteen minutes, and so he was late for one at another Church. The parish sister started the Mass with the full (including greeting) introductory rites and Liturgy of the Word
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QUAERITUR: Sister starts Mass and Father shows up around the Offertory
Vatican City, 4 May 2013 (VIS) – At 6:00pm this afternoon, the Holy Father took possession of the Basilica of St. Mary Major with the traditional kiss of the crucifix
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Joining my postpartum hero Jen who is jogging 100% more than me! one Well this week has been up and down.
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I have in the past – and with sincere approval – posted items about liturgy and music written by Sr. Joan L.
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Canada’s airports may not exactly meet all the qualifications of a gulag archipelago, but they are arguably our single most significant institutional reminder of liberty lost.Those who find such a claim slightly excessive should spend extensive time travelling, as I do, by VIA Rail and then return to air travel via one of our major landing strips.The contrast is experienced with particular sharpness by routinely coming and going from Toronto’s downtown Union Station, then abruptly submitting to the horrors of Pearson Penitentiary Airport situated, entirely appropriately, in the nightmare of modernity that is Mississauga.But ultimately it’s not a matter of geography, architecture, or airport/airline personnel. It’s the airport as institution that is emblematic of freedom foregone.When I refer to airports as institutions, by the way, I mean the word as it is commonly used on the nameplates of penal institutes rather than in its sense of organizations of established activity such as religious orders, democratic bodies etc
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Airports and . . . Train Stations? Where Freedom is Put Out to Pasture
I am studying engineering. This means that the majority of people in my class are guys, which is fine by me
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A running coach I trained with years ago had a wonderful reality check for anyone considering running a marathon.Part one required prospective marathoners to drive exactly 42.1 kilometres from their houses, park safely, get out of the car and start walking—not running—home.Part two required paying attention to the first moment when the thought occurred: “This is crazy. What am I doing out here?”Part three required being truthful about how it felt knowing such a thought would probably first occur with, oh, about another 41.1 kilometres still to go.Despite the incredible growth in the popularity of marathon running over the past 15 years—major races routinely attract 35,000-plus entrants—the vast majority of people use such a test to quite sensibly stop at the “this is crazy” part and do something else with their lives
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What are Canada’s values? Political parties are always trying to push a new platform and give the electorate more reasons to vote for them or re-elect them
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Vatican City, 15 April 2013 (VIS) – “Today, the Superiors of the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith met with the Presidency of the Leadership Conference of Women Religious (LCWR) of the United States of America. Archbishop James Peter Sartain, archbishop of Seattle, Washington, USA, and the Holy See’s Delegate for the Doctrinal Assessment of the LCWR, also participated in the meeting,” informs a communique from the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith
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Meeting of Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith with Leadership Conference of Women Religious
Break the Media Blackout on Gosnel Posted on April 13th, 2013 by Paycheck in Abortion Facebook page here.There is a special place in Hell just for secular journalists.
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There are some Catholics that are wondering if they can receive Holy Communion if they support same sex unions.
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The major trouble with bilingual parishes is that there are always two masses, to accomodate the different languages. Which is fine.
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Ah, Shut Up. This is Mass, It may be in English but It’s Mass
Chant Instruction Online, Another Class Tonight! Posted by Jeffrey Tucker Online Classes in Chant with Instructor Arlene Oost-Zinner.
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Religious requests for certain compromises makes you wonder: Where will it end?by Michael CorenWant to go swimming, but have a few reservations about seeing the female form? No problem, because the Regent Park Aquatic Centre in Toronto now offers men-only and women-only swimming times, to be sensitive to various cultures and religions
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A papal inauguration Francis’s papal symbols linked to past PopesPrints of Pope Francis are seen for sale at a religious goods store near the Vatican in Rome March 20.
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